Ned Kelly (Ledger), the
Ned Kelly (Ledger), the mute, lonely, gloomy, helpless young man who can't manage to find a job. The film is about a young man who comes to a town and finds himself lost during a long period of boredom. The film has a good feel to it - as a sort of roundabout way of depressing the viewer throughout the film. Kelly's role is quite average, but he plays an important part in the story because he is the
Ned Kelly (Ledger), the desperate, clueless (and possibly overheated) but equally lecherous character portrayed by Jane Kelly (Davies). Kelly, played by Daphne Garner, is a quiet, non-violent, middle-aged woman who happens to be the wife of a tennis player (Michael Douglas). She is played by a fine actress who plays the role of a lady's friend (P.J. Smith). The role of